Art Beyond the US and Europe in the 1950s and 1960s

Art Beyond the US and Europe in the 1950s and 1960s
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0000Ben Enwonwu, Africa Dances (1957) Courtesy of Ko Gallery
Ben Enwonwu painted art of women expressing joy, freedom, and happiness that could hardly go unnoticed. Most of Ben’s art paintings showcase the subjects’ natural essence and evoke an appreciation for local traditions and foreign culture. In this regard, his art painting combines African and international culture inexplicably woven to showcase visual imagery and systems of representation. He employed visually appealing images to tell the tales of being an African artist to the whole world. Ben Enwonwu’s central themes were the Pan Africanist movement Negritude, Africa dances, and black cultureCITATION Nig20 \l 1033 (Rebecca 2020). The focal point is colored black, slanted with recurring round features in motion inform of dances that emphasized central elements of African and foreign culture. Interestingly, most of his art painting...